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	All Work and No Play Makes Jack...

falconz

1-26-2009 11:47 PM

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children, government, education

falconz says:

a dull boy. Yet another example of government thinking they know best by instituting requirements. Any good parent knows that kids need time to unwind...just like the 'big' kids.

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